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Anosognosia for aphasia: Impact of statistical biases and aphasia severity
Objective: Anosognosia for aphasia is a condition in which patients may show reduced awareness of their language deficits. Statistical biases that may arise when people with very mild or very severe aphasia are included in group studies have raised concerns about the validity of self-report measures
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